what are the Aims of forest Act
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The Forest conservation act 1980 was enacted to help conserve the country's Forest .It strictly restricts and regulates the de - reservation of Forest of use of Forest land for no Forest purposes with out the prior approval of Central gavarnament.
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The Forest conservation act 1980 was enacted to help conserve the country's Forest .It strictly restricts and regulates the de - reservation of Forest of use of Forest land for no Forest purposes with out the prior approval of Central gavarnament.
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The main AIM of FOREST ACT is the protection and conservation of forest and trees , as Forest is a big and important habitat of various fauna and floura.
- Forest are socially as well as economically important for us as they provide us our flora and fauna with several economically important component i.e, timber,glue,paper ,etc.
- FOREST ACT was enforced in year 1980 by Parliament of India .
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